held a baby in a standoff overnight in montgomery county surrenders and fox5 is the only local station with video of the child back in the arms of their relieved family. a predator in prince george's county. police searching for the person who attacked a woman on a popular jogging trail. we're live in bowie with the latest. >> declassified history. today the nation is expected to learn more about the government's investigation into the assassination of president kennedy. we'll have all those details coming up later this hour. >> if you're just waking up this morning, yup, the commute is waiting for you. a cool start on this thursday morning october 26th. >> it's not just today that we're worried about, it's the whole winter season, right, tuck? >> yeah, in fact, steve, we've got the 2017-2018 winter forecast. the fox5 winter forecast coming up at 7:30. you'll want to stay tuned for that. erin. >> looking forward to that. big delays in the riverdale maryland area from an earlier crash bw parkway southbound. parked traffic on the outer loop part of the beltway in college park and we have a look at that

it's slow. metro is on time, guys at least that's good news. >> let's start the 7 o'clock hour with a fox5 exclusive video you will only see on fox5. a baby reunited with its family overnight after a man held a child in a car during a standoff with police. it happened in rockville. the barricade started ■about 1 o'clock this morning stemming from a domestic dispute. the man surrendered peacefully a few hours later. that happened just before the man in custody and the baby back with family. >> ♪ developing overnight new information from prince georges county on a man seen in surveillance video released as part of a sexual assault investigation. >> the center of that investigation is taking place in bowie. that's where we find our annie yu with the latest. annie, good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning, to you allison and steve. that man that you saw in the video that prince george's county police released to us yesterday was a person of interest that police wanted to track down. i want to show you that video. this is a man who

around the area of the attack dressed in gray clothing, riding his bike and he was caught on surveillance video so prince george's county they put out this video yesterday and they identified him, found him and he was cooperative with investigators and we learned late last night from sources that this person is not the person involved with this attack. he has no connection to this attack. and so investigators back to square one. of course residents are frustrated, concerned that the suspect is still out there and investigators are reminding people that there is no detail too small in this case and once again asking for the public's help. detectives were back out here in this bowie neighborhood. they went door to door. they passed out fliers will inforwithinformation about the . they're letting folks know there is a $25,000 cash reward being offered for any information leading to an arrest. this is a neighborhood -- or the attack happened right off of jennings mill drive in jennings lane. it happened around monday around

a woman was jogging along. she says a man grabbed her, then dragged her to a nearby playground and that is where the sexual assault occurred. she was able to eventually break free herself and run away. residents say that they are fearful, you know, that this happened. we spoke to one woman who said she's lived here for more than 20 years. her children play at this playground. another person said that they were going to be switching up their routine as far as jogging and exercising goes. so, you can imagine the fear that these residents have in this quiet neighborhood. the number that you want to call obviously you can call police directly but the number is the crime solvers number one-866-411-tips. we've posted that information on our web site fox5d.c.com and you can check there for all the information. $25,000 being offered in this case. that's the latest. >> a silver spring mother is facing neglect charges for leaving her children in a

police say sheri marshall forced her 12-year-old son out of her van on the beltway after an argument. they say that she ran out of gas in takoma park a short time later and abandoned her nine other children who were in the van and when the kids woke up, marshall was gone. they walked to a restaurant. it was the la chica restaurant want to get the name right where the staff fed them and called police. all 10 children have been relocated. marshall is due in court next month. >> it's 7:04 right now. it is a possible make or break day for the gop tax reform effort on the hill. >> the house set to vote on a budget deal republicans hoping to pass it were i was simple majority but it is expected to be very close. holly morris back with that. hey, holly. >> reporter: good morning as always. looks like it's going to come down to the wire. republican leaders think they have the votes on this today but they're re really not sure. if the house passes a budget deal it could set the table for tax reform to be done by the end of the year. if it doesn't p

president's top priorities could be stopped in its tracks. ththis is a day when vote wranglers on the hill earn their keep. the president will tell them he's confident. >> they're passing this bill along very rapidly. in fact that's going to happen hopefully today. i did make a couple of calls. i said fellas, please, no changes, just pass it along. >> reporter: just pass it along but it's not so simple. the house is expected to vote today on a budget deal already passed by the senate. if it passes, tax reform could move forward. but that is far from certain and the real issue is getting enough republicans to sign on. some won't like the impact a tax cut deal would have on the budget deficit. and gop members from high tax states like california and new york don't like the idea of shelving a deduction for state and local taxes to help fund the cuts. >> i'm going to have to vote no against the budget on thursday because it's the budget that's going to bring about this so-called tax reform and it would be devastating to my district. >> reporter: but the

here. his job approval numbers and a new fox news poll are slipping. now at 38 percent, something not lost on democrats as they work to nix the deal. >> this proposal, it raises taxes on the middle class. it borrows trillions from the future to give tax cuts to the wealthiest. >> reporter: but beyond tax cuts, this also involves trying to simplify the tax system. and our new fox news poll shows that about three-quarters of registered voters are very frustrated with just how complicated the current tax structure is. >> if you take that pole around april 15th it will be more. >> tuck is back with us. go,. >> we're getting closer and closer to the forecast. >> put out the red carpet. are we going to have a real winter this year. >> we'll bwe'll have to wait an. 7:30. >> right. we're off to a cool start. in for a brisk fall day. take a jacket.

only about 60 degrees and bit of a breeze out there as well. so, we're not going to rebound a lot temperature-wise later today. reagan national 50 degrees, 47 out at dulles, 48 this morning in -- up in baltimore at bwi marshall. what we're looking at, upper level low coming through and that's bringing us a little cloud cover and a couple sprinkles this morning. the rain showers aren't going to amount to much and they'll quickly scoot to the east here and we'll gradually clear out so a partly sunny afternoon, a dry afternoon for you and just a cool day with daytime highs again only about 60. and we'll keep the sunshine around friday and saturday as well. i'm going to give you a quick peek at the seven day. we'll return to this. looks like some rain on sunday for the skins-cowboys game so we'll have to plan for that but right now halloween looks dry which is very important. >> yes, it is. >> more on that coming up. >> the kids thank you. >> right. >> uh-huh. thanks, tuck. >> good morning, erin. >> good morning. 7:07. we have improvements in riverdale maryland on 295 earlier crash by 410 that really had us backed up on

southbound side, since it cleared, we've dissipated from 198 to the capital beltway we're seeing just a 21 minute ride. some residual delays lingering outside the beltway. inside the beltway in much better shape. we have slowdowns on 95 southbound the icc to the beltway and the outer loop in college park about a 30 minute delay. 11 miles per hour average route one to the 270 spur. look at that visit slowdown. we have a crash blocking the shoulder out by 202. you can see those flashing lights on the left shoulder. really heavy traffic from the beltway to 295. please be prepared for about a 15 minute delay. outbound side little heavier than usual if you're heading towards bowie. we'll keep you posted. this is a look at 66 eastbound at 123. the right shoulder is blocked. 42 minute ride from 234 sudley road to the beltway. it's just a heavy flow of traffic. westbound side much better shape much lighter volume as you make your way towards manassas. as we look at the top side of the beltway coming off of the 270 spur, there's a crash reported by clara barton, pete piringer letting us know about the outer loop crash. not see

just blocking the shoulder. gw parkway some volume and 24 minute trip from the beltway to the 14th street bridge. this is a view of the bridge on 395 and northbound so be prepared if you're headed to the pentagon. metro rail lines still on time. things improving 95 northbound in stafford. back to you guys. >> ♪ >> happening today, the d.c. woman charged with throwing a cup filled with urine at a metrobus driver is scheduled to appear in court. today's hearing will involve a mental observation into opal brown is her name. brown failed to appear in a recent hearing. a judge issued a warrant for her arrest and today's hearing begins at 11:00. >> also happening today it has been a story that fox5 has covered for a month now. the renaming of northern virginia's j.e.b. stuart high school. >> the final decision comes down to the fairfax county school board and the superintendent. fox5's kristyn leon is in falls church with the details on what we can expect. kristyn. >> reporter: good morning, allison and steve.

already voted to change the name of the school and i do want to point out if you happen to be dropping your kids off or if you're a student yourself and you're going to school this morning, it still says on that sign there j.e.b. stuart high school but again, that will soon change after tonight's vote on the final name change or the decision to change the name and so far the public has weighed in on what they think that j.e.b. stuart should be called going forward aren't ande superintendent also giving his recommendations. the majority of the public recommended just dropping the jeb part altogether and calling it stuart high school and the second highest recommendation was to name the school after supreme court justice thurgood marshall. now we understand as many as four board members tonight will make a proposal in this case to rename the simply justice high school. a little background about the school itself, though. j.e.b. stuart was called the -- or j.e.b. stuart high school was called j.e.b. stuart high school after

confederate general in the late 1950's there and those in favor of the name change said that j.e.b. stuart essentially doesn't represent inclusion, diversity or equity which is something that both the school and fairfax county, they definitely pride themselves upon. and those who oppose the name change altogether, they essentially were saying that this could cost taxpayers nearly $1 million and also j.e.b. stuart is an integral part of virginia history as well as u.s. history altogether. so, again, that meeting tonight, it won't be held here at the high school but it will be held at jackson middle school, which is not too far away from this area and so we will let you know what comes out of that meeting. so far it's looking like it's between, again, stuart or justice high school. so, keep it right here and online, fox5 d.c. for the very latest on this story. for now reporting live in falls church, virginia this morning, kristyn leon, fox5 local news. >> thanks kristyn. spoon fulls of shame served to the kellogs company over hatef

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>> ♪ >> time right now 7:14. let's take a look back at the world series game that just ended a few hours ago. what a game two it was though. keep watching here on fox. the astros and the dodgers and this should go down in the history books. both teams brought their a games and put on a display of power in extra innings. rallying back and forth you will night. game went 11 innings with four home runs in extra innings. eight home runs in all. that's a world series record. it was tied heading into the 11th. george springer's two run homer sealed the deal and the astros take game two final score se

series all tied at one going back to houston tomorrow. >> the weather was hot once again in l.a. but back here on the east coast it's cold enough for snow. this is the view some web cams are showing us out at snowshoe mountain in west virginia which saw a few inches of the white stuff fall yesterday. and a few flakes still flying out there this morning. >> looking good. >> i know. >> it's timely that we're talking about snow because we're just about 15 minutes away from our fox5 winter weather outlook. in fact it's posted on fox5 d.c. right now. you can also find it and share on our fox5 d.c. facebook page and mike and tucker will give us the whole presentation coming up at 7:30. they've been working on their powerpoint skills and it should be ready to go. >> exactly. i'm going to wear the glasses and be very scientific. >> going to hand draw the sun and have the stick on things like the old days. >> comes in the 9 o'clock hour. >> okay. >> yes. real quick happy birthday penny. >> happy birthday penny. >> penny wanted a happy birthday. happy birthday penny. let's do the forecast. we are -- we're concentrating

we're going to be cool. daytime highs only about 60 degrees and you can see that cool pool of air that's settled across the great lakes down into the midatlantic. really all the way down towards atlanta early this morning where it's 42 degrees. yeah, 30's in detroit, 35 degrees, 33 cincinati and not only are we looking at cool temperatures today but our coldest temperatures yet this season later tonight. frost and freeze advisory. most of the country fairly seasonable. rocky mountain with cool temperatures to start the day looking at a little bit of cloud cover and a sprinkle or two early. it's an upper level low working through. as that gets east of us we should gradually break out into partly sunny conditions, a dry afternoon for you. just a cool day so take a jacket because daytime highs won't get out of the upper 50's to about 60 and then a cold one tonight. get it, steve? >> a cold one tonight. [laughter] [laughter] >> i mean -- >> help mow out me out a little. >> like a beer. >> oh, you would

one tonight. get it. >> frost advisory for the entire region and a freeze warning to the west. >> it's all in the delivery. >> it's all about the inflection. >> yeah. >> thanks, tuck. >> good job. >> thank you. >> you're getting better tuck. >> neck is feeling betterment you can tell. that's good. >> oh, boy. >> right now as we take a look bw parkway earlier crash by riverdale 410 cleared on the southbound side. northbound delays have cleared. southbound delays improving. only about a 15 minute delay from 198 down inside the beltway. inner loop looks good. 54 miles per hour average past bw parkway. unfortunately still down to 10 miles per hour, 50 inbound. we're dealing with a crash by 202. just one vehicle left with its flashers on blocking the left shoulder but you're still completely stacked. we have an overflow of traffic. 15 minute delay from the beltway to 295. 295 southbound backs up in the usual spot from 50 to pennsylvania avenue. as we forward things along once again, 47 minute ride as you get from 234 sudley road to the beltway. this crash adding to

congestion in the mix blocking the right shoulder by 123. westbound side looks good. now as you make your way in on the dulles toll road eastbound there's a crash blocking the shoulder. but some delays as you make your way toward the beltway because of that. inner loop just a little slowdown as you head up through tysons. just congestion there. close to half hour to get from the beltway to the 14th street bridge. main lanes of 395 northbound. the bridge is completely stacked. 95 northbound usual delays through dale city. 270 southbound usual delays coming in through gaithersburg. metro rail line is on time guys. >>guys. >> erin thanks very much. thousands of never before seen documents related to the death of president kennedy set to be released to the public. >> scholars believe the trove of files could provide insight into assassin lee harvey oswald and perhaps what was going on in the weeks leading up to the assassination. fox5's bob barnard is live in the fox5 live center with more. hey, bob. >> reporter: hey, allison and steve, good morning to you. yes, nobody believes this is going to change the overall conclusion of the warren commission report released

1964 that lee harvey oswald was the lone gunman. of course this was 54 years ago. this is the president and jackie there arriving in dallas. you see them during the motorcade here. moments later the president was assassinated. this is a live picture we're showing you of the national archives center in college park. that's where these documents will be physically released made available to the public. coming up at some point today. but if you have a computer here on the internet if you go to the national archives web site, you see it here it says j.f.k. assassination records 2017 additional release. some files came out in july and this is where you would look, navigate to their web site and look under files. some of the records have just come out most recently this summer but it was an act of congress 25 years ago today that was mind law 25 years ago today that j.f.k. assassination records collection act which forced the fbi and the cia to hand over

related to the assassination to the national archives to be released 25 years later unless the president said no or decided to hold some back. just the other day president trump tweeted that it is so interesting what's going to come out, whether he knows anything more than that. 3800 documents. 440 that have never been seen before, part of the 5 million pages of information about the assassination. and nobody expects that this is going to change the conclusion that lee harvey oswald acted alone but there's information there that apparently the cia has that when oswald within a couple of months of the assassination went to mexico city. was he angry about u.s. plots to assassinate fidel castro? the communist leader of cuba. there's a lot of information that historians assassination buffs conspiracy theorists will be interested in getting their hands on. we're not sure exactly when today those documents will be released and we're told that if you're at home and downloading

the national archives web site onto your computer but that could take awhile. when they released the files in july a lot of systems crashed because so many people were interested. today there should be much more interest because of all the attention to this anniversary of the release of these documents and so we'll see what happens, guys. we'll be monitoring the web site. we have our camera out there at the national archives and we're going to have a guest, a presidential researcher from the university of virginia we're speaking with him, ken hughes, live via skype in our next hour, guys. >> i think that will be the interesting part, bob because it's hard to speculate without knowing what's in there but this is something as you're aware have spewed so many conspiracy theories. will this quell some of those conspiracy theories and point to something more definitive or will it lead to more. >> reporter: that's what some people say. people have taken issue with the warren report which i've owned myself for many years just being curious about this that, yeah, what will come out today, maybe there will be even more

more things that when congress has said lay it all out there and the president isn't stopping it perhaps there will be little things that will be kept out and that may fuel even more conspiracy theories. yes, i don't think anybody is going to be totally satisfied but supposedly this is going to be all the information about the assassination of our president 54 years ago in dallas guys. >> what is the shear volume of this? we live in this age where we pick up a smart device and get the bullet points but when you say the mother load is being dumped it is like not just clear bullet points of this happened, no, cuba wasn't involved, the mafia wasn't involved. you're going to have to go through. >> reporter: we historians, anyone at home, what the national archives has done is over the years hired groups of people, four at one point, they added three more recently to digitize all these documents so they'll be released as pdf files but the actual physical documents will be available at the national archives for anyone

interested, scholars historians and what have you. the volume they say again is something like 5 million pages of documents. >> wow. >> reporter: much of that has been released already. a lot in the 1990's but the bulk of it, the rest of it, the stuff that's the long secret documentation from the fbi and the cia comes out today. it will take a lot of space on your computer for sure. >> a summary page will be nice. hope you brought your reading glasses. >> reporter: yes, i do and we're going to start hitting it guys as soon as it's released. >> to fuel the conspiracy, why so many pages if there's one lone assassin. think about it we'll take a break. >> let me know when you get to page 4,322,000.

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>> ♪ >> hey welcome back. cool morning. 50 degrees out there early this morning. lots of 40's. cloud deck working through an upper level low bringing us some clouds this morning and a sprinkle. winds out of the north and west at nine. but we'll gradually turn partly sunny and cool. daytime highs only about 60 degrees. you can see we've got some clearing out to the west. once we get this little bit of cloudiness and couple light sprinkles east of us we should break out some sunshine. little warmer tomorrow. saturday looks good with highs about 70. looks like our best chance of rain in the next week will be sunday. sorry about that. skins-cowboys sunday afternoon. good news for our trick-or-treaters looks great on tuesday. sunshine and 60. coming up our 2018 winter weather

erin. >> don't want to give any spoilers but mike thomas is in the studio. you can't see him yet but he's got quite a little show for you guys. >> yes. >> looking to are for washed to that. this is a crash blocking the shoulder. 66 eastbound at 123. going to take 50 minutes to get from 234 to the beltway jammed up by fairfax. 202 a sea of parked traffic. earlier crash by 202 cleared. from the beltway to 295 factor in about 25 extra minutes. as you take a look at 270 by father hurley big delays. 51 minutes to get from 121 to the beltway. keep it to fox5 news morning.s . those delays. at least metro remains on time. we'll be right back.

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what a gorgeous sky at 7:29 on this thursday morning. man, breath taking. love to look. all righty. live look outside across the dmv on this thursday. now it's 7:30. let's talk about some news. developing overnight prince george's county police say man scene on surveillance as part of an investigation in sex assault in bowie has been identified and is not connected to the crime. the attack happened monday afternoon. now, a woman was jogging when she says a man sexually assaulted her, again, the person in the video not the suspect. now, you are looking at exclusive video of a baby reunited with his family. this morning in rockville. this is after a man held that baby in a car in a standoff with police that lasted about three hours overnight. the man surrendered just before 4:00 in the morning. fortunately the baby is all right. >> we could get some direction on the school name change the fairfax county school board holding final vote on new name for jeb stewart high school in falls church. the school

confederate general. just stuart or stuart raiders others call for the school to be named after thurgood marshall and other names apparently in the mix as well. we'll find out when the final vote happens later today. all right. in the meantime, this is what we're dealing with now. no, it's not snowing yet. >> it feels really cold. >> it feels like fall this morning. no doubt about i before we know it winter will in fact be on its way. >> fox5 weather team this morning released their winter weather outlook for the 2017-18 season and tucker and mike are here right now with all the details on what we can expect. >> take it away, gentlemen! >> mike is quite the actor. >> that's live impression of last year because we had nothing to show. >> oh y, yes, yes. absolutely. all right. our favorite time of year, now let's start with the disclaimer. last year it didn't go terribly well. >> let's go to school. what grade would you give last week's outlook. >> i would give us a d. >> i would give us an f. >> we are basing the forecast on the best science we he

haven't been a resident our entire lives. >> a lost art. decent amount of art. but there's science it to. there's history it to. a lot of statistics. >> music stops playing. >> sometimes you just can't help it. >> let's get it to. bottom line is this with this year. we think we'll feature more snow and colder temperatures than last year. with that being said that won't be hard to do because we didn't get a whole lot of either yesterday. >> last year was super warm and we got 3-point-inches of snow one of the top ten least snowiest winters we've ever had. >> let's start with our first graphic. when we talk about el nino we talk about this guy. >> big strong powerful a lot like me and then when we talk la nina more like tucker. [ laughter ] >> very cute. he puts together graphic on me. all right. in all honesty when we talk about la nina and we are featuring la nina this wint, cooler temperatures than normal across the equatorial pacific. >> cooler than normal o

temperatures and the unfortunate thing for snow lovers weak la ninas do not so well here. last year was weak la nina. we didn't get anything. march before we got our first inch of snow at reagan national. >> that was it. >> i guess the honest truth we're less optimistic about a big storm this year for a number of reasons much this is a typical la nina pattern watch has tendency to happen we miss the big storms, don't we. >> jet stream pulls just to our north in most cases and storms tend to follow the jet stream so with the storm just off to our north and west that puts us in the warm sector we do a lot of mixing and not so high on the snowfall amounts. >> all right. so typical year we get about 15-inches of snow here in washington. >> um-hmm. >> you guys are welcome to interrupt at any time. >> we're captivated. >> okay. and average la nina year we get 11. we'll come in around 11. >> about average it looks about right this year. >> i want to be honest compared to last year when we got 3-inches and the year before was on

remember, big blizzard. we didn't get a lot of snow during the year. this year might feel more wintery with more small -- >> we might have greater number of small events. >> yes. >> that's typical of la nina. >> we think he'll be little above normal temperature wise this year. and right around normal perhaps little below normal snowfall wise. that's the bottom line with this year. >> yeah. i do think if you're ski fan north and west, i think slopes are going to do all right this winter. >> so mike, i'll let you carry this. >> we're basically, this is almost like what we call climatology. almost like an average la nina snow season here. average right about 15, 16-inches here in d.c. 11 to 17-inches right up the i-95 corridor. those out to the west tendon to do better than us here in washington just because they're colder you got high lands out here. i think once you get up to the mountains they'll do just fine average season for them but i think locally we probably end up just around normal. probably not any big blizzards. >> the bottom line on our winter it's going to feel more like winter this year, we may

we'll have more snow than last year. so -- >> that's not saying much. >> that's right. that won't be hard to do we'll put that it way. >> i love the good news for the ski resorts. put you guys on the spot. >> um-hmm. >> first measurable snow at reagan national airport will be when? give me date. >> that's a good one. >> i'll go january 10th. >> really? that late in the season. >> it's coming early this year. december 17th before chri christmas. >> okay. >> really? >> all right. i'll take tucker in this one. i'll side with tucker. >> why? because we're due. >> he's other than mike. he's seen more d.c. winters. >> the bromance continues. >> all right. you look very decked out, ready -- >> i'm ready. let's do winter. >> i feel like if it's snowing in west virginia today, we're going get it sooner than later. >> i know but it's packly november and december is right after that. i don't think so. i'm going to go with mike. >> there we go. >> more january. >> let us know was them we posted this forecast on our facebook and twitter pages. read through it a lot of details if you're interested in the meteorology behind it. if you can leave a comment like can't bie

to do that and you don't get it right. >> that was a funny graphic mike made with you as la nina. >> that was an actual picture of tucker. did you know that. >> who wears the pants. >> mike or tucker. >> i think we know who wears the pants. >> 61 today with sunshine, guys. cool this afternoon. >> now we can toss to erin. >> i'm going to go with tucker i think january snowfall for the first time. >> all right. we'll see what happens. >> mike says no. >> that was mike. >> have to make a friendly little bet here. unfortunately on the roads dealing with more problems this morning. new crash to tell you about dc police traffic tweeting eastbound 695 south capitol street caution there. really jammed upcoming across the 14th street bridge from 395 northbound. about 30 minute delay from the beltway to the 14th street bridge and obviously delays continue both directions on 695. as we forward things along, a new crash on 50 issue this one by 410. left lane, left shoulder block this is causing additional backups from the beltway to past 410 give yourself at least 15 extra minutes

keep to the right lanes in the overflow of congestion slowing us down from earlier crash on 295 southbound by 410. as we move things along not the only problems we're dealing with. big delays lingering 66 eastbound earlier crash cleared at 123. but it will take you close to an hour to get particular 234 to the beltway all metro rail lines are on time. 270 southbound backed up from through gatorsville and ro rockville. >> coming up a recall that parents need to hear. fisher price says baby seats could be putting your baby at risk. >> uber has an app on your phone. now the ride sharing app wants a spot in your wallet. but what are the perks? details on the company's new credit card next. it's 7:37.

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out to tackle holiday shopping it's been updated to include a digital edition that be browsed on your tablet or smart phone. printed version will also be available in stores. the wish book debuted back in 1933. so what's old is new again. >> i do like that. >> still ahead -- >> put your little -- dog here on the page and get back to it. >> national geographic rolling out new series called the long road home. our kevin mccarthy was on hand for the red carpet event. he's got all the details next. very cool right here in d.c. breaking down barriers. disney channel now taking on heavy topic for the first time ever. 7:42 now. another check of the forecast next. ♪ next. ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad. narrator: they call him enron ed. because washington, dc lobbyist ed gillespie represented the worst of the worst. lenders trying to keep student loan rates high. corporations sending jobs overseas. and of course the enron scandal. now, enron ed is lobbying for donald trump's agenda.

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>> welcome back. right now 7:45. want to tell you about the few of the things coming up gone day dc today. revealing article about this week -- excuse me revealing article out this week i should say about dysfunction within the redskins organization. some crazy stuff here and we're talking about it with the autho& and what he uncovered about the burgundy and gold. >> a lost things people thought were going on and just now got the voices to speak out on it. >> verifying it. >> exactly much also on the show real housewife monique samuels speaking of redskins she has personal redskins connection of her own. kevin will go one-on-one with matt damon and julianne. >> her personal redskins connection may be with her. >> fantastic. >> you don't want to miss incredible items going up for ct

southeast learning center. cora master barry will be here with us and tell us all about it. >> 7:45. let's check our forecast. >> i had a chance to play tennis this summer one of our sip trips. >> right. >> those students are a mazing. >> great program here in the city. >> great facility. >> those are going to be great players. >> we need money money money. she'll be here to tell us about it. >> nice afternoon for tennis. >> is it. >> not too much sweat. >> that's true. great time of year to be exercising outdoors 'cause once you warm the body up it's toot not too hot outside. >> there are the headlines. cool one today, only about 60 daytime high then plain old cold tonight with both frost and freeze advisories that have been issued for much of the area. i'll show you those frost and freeze advisories in just a second. brief warmup in the -- about 70 by saturday. trying to find fans see way to say that. bottom line we'll warm it up to 70 by saturday. unfortunately it looks soggy here rain

could impact the game sunday afternoon. okay. 50 now in washington. certainly have cooled off overnight. 49 culpeper. 47 dulles. 49 in fredericksburg. 51 annapolis. actually little bit of a cloud cover out early has held these temperatures up a few degrees and we've had few sprinkles this is what we call upper level low coming through so that's been bringing us just a few clouds out there. little bit of a cloud deck early this morning. this will get east of us and you can see we've got clearing skies out to the west and we should gradually turn partly to mostly sunny this afternoon and be dry. but it will be a cool day today. our daytime highs only about 60 degrees. so expect a cool afternoon with this weather pattern here for the next couple of days our temperatures are going to be little below normal. still raining towards boston. heavy rain in parts of massachusetts, rhode island and connecticut over the last few days, three or 4-inches. we can use some of that rain. unfortunately it look like it gets here sunday. for us it will be dry the next couple of days and just later tonight. weather service issued

advisory i think i'm will be our coldest night yet this season and freeze warning along 81 and just a heads up here our growing season will come to an end particularly where there's a freeze warning. so if you have sensitive or tender vegetation you'll want to cover that up or bring it in inside. >> really? >> i love the way it makes me so happy to say that. 61 today. 67 tomorrow. 70 saturday. rain on sunday for the skins/cowboys game and bring back the sunshine and beautiful conditions for trick or treating on tuesday. you know wear that super fancy outfit you want to wear, erin. >> yes. my wonder woman costume. >> um-hmm. >> that's exciting. >> you're good to go. >> yes. i have a couple different costume dames are you for halloween morning and for you too. >> i can't wait. >> it's going to be exciting. he just likes to fine out last minute. right now red line residual delays to shady grove following a deer struck by train at fort totten. causing red line delays. give yourself extra time. now as you make your way out on 50 inbound really heavy delays from the beltway to new york avenue. it's 20 minute

shoulder out in that area so please use caution there. as you make your way out in the district 695 at south capitol street left lane blocked. so be prepared for that. we're seeing really heavy delays at least 30 minute slow down from the beltway to across the 14th street bridge. and then as you make your way out on the dulles toll road a crash on the shoulder on the eastbound side delays there and you can see the inner loop through tysons is really backed up problems as well and then 270 southbound 52 minute ride from 121 down to the capitol beltway extra time needed there. i'll tell you guys i'm really excited to see what kevin's wife lauren does for halloween. she always goes over the top and does something special, back to you. >> i hope the halloween plans are in the works. before we get to kevin i want to tuck about new policy at ibm helping sooth anxiety for parents. new parents will get to stay with newborns a lot longer than in past years. policy change will allow moms and dads to have 12 weeks of paid maternity pan ten in the

the amount of time parents have had in the past. doubling the extra time available to new parents beginning next month. nice move by ibm there. >> mice move. i love that so much. okay. disney channel breaking ground with first lgbtq story line. in the second season of the show andy mack on the disney channel one of the show's main char characters will begin to realize he has feelings for his mail classmate. the popular scene is about tweens figuring out who they are. disney says it's committed to creating characters that are accessible and relatable to all children. the new season kicks off ton tonight. >> speaking of halloween, a bar in chicago getting into the halloween spirit. replay lincoln park is dressed up as mow's tavern from the simpson's the pop up bar fea featuring duff beer on tap set to stay in costume through halloween night. i kind of like the pop you have up bar. >> i do, too. >> a few here in d.c. always fun. >> i like that too. >> change it around

fort. >> good morning, kev. >> good morning to you guys. brand new show on national geo graphic called the long home home. eight part mini series. i'll show you nest trailer here. the idea behind the show eight-part mini series that takes place in real real time. ambush that happened on ap april 4th, 2004 in sauder city, baghdad. the first calvary division from fort hood in texas they were ambush and it lasted over eight hours and the actual show time will be the exact time that the ambush took place and it's cutting back and forth between the people at home and also the people who are on the ground in sauder city, baghdad. the interesting thing about this show, it was shot in texas. so they recreated sauder city baghdad in fort hood which is super fascinating because they actually really brought these soldiers back on this set in fort hood and really made it look like sauder city baghdad. >> it's fascinating to me so it's basically a real

eight hour battle scene essentially. >> correct. >> so i'm assuming they dealt with these real-soldiers. >> yup. >> to figure out exactly how everything played out and do they try to create it as accurately as possible. >> 100%. that's why i spoke to the cast last night at premier at national geographic grosvenor auditorium including and real live soldiers from the actual show. take look at the interviews. >> i think i'm seeing double here. we got john beibers and eric berk win. you play this gentleman on the show. >> that's right. >> you guys are actually the same height almost. was that a requirement for the role, john? >> it was actually the only requirement. [ laughter ] >> literal only thing i brought. >> 6-foot five. what are you guys. >> one thing about this show i mentioned this earlier today, it's not just the soldiers who go to war. it is the families as well and i'm curious eric for you just having a show that also gives -- sheds light on the families that are at home, and like how much they deal with their own battles at the house

>> well, it's fortunate that i'm going to have something tangible that i can show my kids. i'm a father of four. i've been married for almost 14 years and now i've got something that they can see, feel and touch and will be able to understand that this is what happened and they can see it and understand it without me, you know, strong give them the darker grittier dirtier part. >> i'm here with doug stamp per, i'm sorry michael kelly. >> how you doing, buddy. >> good to see you. house of cards you know him as doug stamp per you're here for a different show tonight mini series on nat geo. talk about who you're playing and the importance of this show. >> i play lieutenant gary valeski a three star general serving our country, and this is the story of when shortly after bush said mission accomplish we zen this group of men from what we thought a peacekeeping mission and what later became known as black sunday one of the first days there all hell breaks loose and we lost men and 64 wounded. just a horrific

man in charge of these men. >> to me it's the most important project i've ever been involved in. and as soon as i met these guys in 2004 after that battle, they shared really intimate parts of their life with me. that battle and what happened to them and how they processed that and how courageous they were until battle, and then to meet the families, it was -- i knew i never could get away. [ laughter ] >> how you doing, buddy. >> my gosh it's the real eric burke win. >> that is matthew radick who wrote the book. you know her as reporter over the years. >> of course. >> the eight episode mini series premier on nat geo on nove november 7th. there's going to be two-part premier that evening and then that's going to be at 9:00 p.m. and then the remainder of the episodes the last seven episodes will air at 10:00 p.m. following suit every tuesday night on nat geo. >> we know we're spoiled. this is somethi i

to binge eight hour straight. >> toll it's in real time which is interesting. i think one of things i want to say i find important about this show, when soldiers go to battle, they don't go by themselves. their families and their spouses go to battle with them. even though they're at home it's the emotional battle for them, and when they get back, there's this element element of ptsd and integrating back into society. the show kind of really captures that, and the actual cast is incredible. so we'll have more coming up on the fox5 later on. >> thanks kev. >> november 7th, nat geo. >> 7:55 right now. we'll say hello to our facebook fan of the day. oh, my goodness. >> what's up? >> this is erika la ray. erika was nominated by her mom. she says they watch fox5 every morning before school and erika just turned nine yesterday. >> whoop whoop, happy birthday. here a few erika's favorite things. she loves baby alive dolls, she loves our home team the redskins, most importantly her mom says erika loves making good grades just like her older brother so

you're doing. >> looks like a little nationals curly w on that show shirt. i think she likes all of our home teams. >> she's a doll. happy birthday. >> hi, tuck. >> hey, guys. 50 nouse in washington. cooler start than the last couple of mornings. cool afternoons. notice the winds out of the north and west at 15. that combination will make it feel a lot like fall around here later today. daytime highs only about 60 degrees. cloudiness to start your day. we've had sprinkle or two this is all going to get east of us and generally got clear skies out to the west. we'll be partly to mostly sunny later this afternoon, and let me just mention again the cool temperatures later today and cold tonight. frost and freeze advisories for the enjoy tee region for tomorrow morning that will be our coldest morning yet. 45 in the city but lots of 30's outside the beltway. bit of a warmup fry and day and saturday. rain by sun day. halloween look great, erin. more coming up. >> i love halloween. >> everybody loves halloween. >> how can you not? taking a look at the commute and we are dealing with a northbound 395 crash at boundary channel. th

hard to make out because of the backed up traffic. but we're seeing over half hour delay from the beltway to the 14th street bridge right now. have some patience as you head past the pentagon. northbound you can see 38 minute trip right now so that's what you're dealing with that's a look at the bridge so you can see how those delays continue this morning. as we move things over from a look at metro unfortunately red line train struck a deer out at fort totten residual delays to shady grove. heads up for the red line rider us may hit slow downs there. aside from that super nasty traffic on 50 inbound from the beltway to new york avenue. 20 minute ride. we had earlier crash by 410. second one by 202. keep it to fox5 news morning much it's thursday. we got you cover. you cover.

♪ >> this is fox5 news morning. straight up 8:00 o'clock. good morning, thanks so much for joining us this morning. >> it is 8:00 a.m. on thursday, objection 26th, 2017. >> a man who held a baby in standoff overnight in montgomery county surrenders. fox5 the only local station with this video of the child back in the arms of the child's relieved family. plus a mother accused of leaving her 12-year-old son on the beltway abandoning her other nine children in van. the latest on the charges she's facing. it's historic day with the release of thousands of secret files from the jfk

the 1963 assassination that's gripped the nation or fuel more conspiracy theories? we'll fine out. in the meantime to conspiracy theory about this beautiful sky on this thursday morning. 50 degrees at straight up 8:00 o'clock. weather and traffic on the 5's at 8:05. but right now, let's check our top stories. we start with that exclusive video. fox5 the only station with cameras rolling as six month old baby was reunited with its family. this is after a man held that child in car during a standoff with police in rockville. the barricades started around 1:00 this morning. it was stemmed from domestic dispute. that man did surrender peacefully just before 4:00 this morning and is now in custody. the good news here, that baby is okay. also this morning, fox5 sources confirmed the man shown in this surveillance video released by prince george's county police yesterday has been identified and is not connected to a sexual assault in bow weevil detectives last night canvassed the neighborhood off jennings mill drive and jennings lane asking neighbors for any information in the cas

the attack happened monday afternoon. a woman was jogging along a trail when she said a man grabbed her, dragged her to nearby playground and sexually assaulted her. she was eventually able to get free and run away. couple of major things politically now. here in washington first on capitol hill. the house set to vote on the budget bill that would pave the way for the gop's tax reform bill to pass with simple major r republican leaders say they have the votes. but we do know of several gop house members who may vote no because the tax reform plan strips away many popular tax breaks. also, today, from the tsa new airport security measures go into effect. travelers flying -- excuse me flying into the u.s. from overseas will have to remove electronics and place them in bin. new measure will also include short security interviews possibly with passengers. the change will not apply to pre-checked lines. ♪ 8:02 now. also happening today locally the

cup of urine at a metro bus driver is scheduled to appear in court. today's hearing will involve a mental observation for that woman her name is open pal brown. brown failed to appear in recent hearing which led the judge to issue a warrant for her arrest. she was pick up by metro transit police a few days later and then held without bond. getting closer and closer to finding replace many name for one fairfax county high school. >> today the fairfax county school board is due to take a final vote on renaming jeb stuart high school which is currently named after a couldn't federal general. fox5's kristin leon is live in falls church with details on what goes on from here now. kristin. >> reporter: good morning, allison and steve. that's right. the board already decided that it would change the name going forward. if you happen to be pulling into this area dropping your child off or if you're a student yourself this is what it reads here on the sign still, jeb stuart high school. again but this name will soon change going forward after tonight's final vote. now majority of public had

right there in the title and call it stuart high school. and the second highest public recommendation here was to name it after supreme court justice that thurgood marshall. now we understand four bore members will pre pose to name it simply justice high school. just a little background here. the high school jeb stuart high school was named like you mentioned after the couldn't federal general jeb stuart and named that decided by the school board in the late 1950s, and those in favor of the name change here they're in favor of it because they believe that jeb stuart does not represent the inclusion, diversity and equity that school represent. not only will it cost taxpayers a millions dollars of their own money but jeb stuart is also an integral part of virginia history as well as us history. it's a very very busy morning right

school that vote will take place tonight. won't take place here but will take place at jackson middle school which isn't too far away. we're dec deciding on stuart hih school or justice high at this time. we'll let you know what comes out meeting to night. keep it right here on online, foxdc.com. reporting live in falls church, virginia this morning. kristin leon fox5 local news. >> before we get into the forecast right now and get to today's weather which is a little chilly out there, i want to let you know about something big from the fox5 weather team. 2017-18 winter weather outlook is out today. posted on our website at foxdc.com. you can also filed it on our fox5 d.c. facebook page you can share it with the entire world. we are talking about temperature forecasts, predicted snow totals for the season, and much more and there you can see some of the details on the screen and tuck consider has been busy putting that together and the cliff notes are what when it comes to winter weather? >> i think it will -- warmer? >> yeah. yes, that's

>> it will feel more like winter than the last couple of winters. we haven't really had much winter. >> very mild last year. >> last two years. before that you you had he will nina. talk about it again at 9:30 if you want to get on our facebook or twitter pages i tweeted out tucker fox5 if you wander to read all the details. the nice thing is and my compliments to mike thomas, it's easy to read. it's not terribly scientific. >> when we say we're going to have maybe more snow that's okay because we only had several inches of snow last year. >> we lit literally only had 3-inches last year. we're predicting more than that. not hard to do. by the way we love all your comments. i read of one of them. >> brisk fall day. >> yes. >> we'll be only about 60 today with a breeze out north and west. take jack. 50 at reagan national. 47 dulles. 48bwi marshall. little bit of cloudiness to start your day making for beautiful sunrise. sprinkle out there early. we'll get that east of us and turn partly sunny but it will remain quite cool today with daytime highs

60 degrees. so take jacket and then cold tonight. frost and freeze advisories for the and tire area for tomorrow morning. so we'll look at that map coming up in just a minute. but, yeah, more on the winter forecast and again, we're just making our best educated guess. you know, not exact science. >> hard to forecast that far out. >> very difficult. >> we learn that last year. [ laughter ] >> i saw that look. [ laughter ] >> shade. >> the shade of it all. >> here's what we shall do. allison will come up with our wint weather outlook. >> enough. move on. >> i like the best part about that exchange. tucker's neck is still stiff. it looked like he took his time. >> when he wanted to snap it around and shake it for us he couldn't do it. >> sad. service resuming on the red line as we forward things along still crawl on the northbound side of thee 95 earlier crash out by boundary channel cleared. 35 minute trip from the beltway to the 14th street bridge. you can see one of those cars involved from the earlier crash block the right shoulder. as we forward this

the main lanes still at a crawl. it's going to take you an hour to get from 109 to the local lane split. hop off and take 355 by this time of morning alternates just as backed up with local and bail out traffic. as we take a look at the beltway take look at this. outer loop crash past 95 because of that from 95 to the 270 spur you're in for a 45 -- 42 minute drive. better than 45 minutes. not by much, though. as we forward things along once more i can show you 50 westbound 22 minute ride. we are seeing just residual delays inside the beltway to new york avenue from earlier cra crashes. just parked traffic i would just say maybe taking the beltway to bw parkway southbound as a better bet earlier crash by 410 cleared. that's your traffic. allison and steve. >> head to the west coast right now and check out the world series game two. what night it was here on fox last night. the astros and dodgers this one should go down in the history books. both teams brought their a games really didn't start the fire power until extra innings. rallied back and forth took

each team combined for a world series record eight homeruns, four of them in extra frames. the drama filled game two tied at six heading into the 11th inning. george springer had two run homer dodgers got one back in the bottom of the 11th. astros take game 27-sick. tied up at one het head bagging to houston tomorrow. 80:00 nip. the national air and space museum getting a space lift starring next summer a seven-year renovation will gip but it will remain open to visitors. smithsonian plans to revamp the exterior, add new structures and redo all 23 galleries. renovation expected to cost $900 million. >> you can go to college twice, seven years. >> taking its time. >> more magnificent. >> i hope so. coming up secret documents revealed. >> the never before seen files that could provide new information about the john f. kennedy assassination. ♪ ♪♪

all right. 8:12 right now. some extra bonus time this morning. >> whoa. >> i'm sure then it's extra c cute. >> shall we do it. >> let's do this. >> our favorite time of day. time for fox5 first five cuteness of the day. >> i was right. each dimple deserves a minute alone. >> a boy after my own heart. >> i think he's in auto racing. >> broom and got little -- vroom and got

carpet. >> this is aiden, everybody. >> hello. >> hi aiden. >> today very big day. he just made it. it's aiden's fifth birthday. >> hope birthday. >> ♪ >> there it is. >> that's for you aiden. >> we love it. >> that's great. one of my earliest memories was getting a car cake for my birthday. >> yeah. >> my fifth or fourth birthday but i remember getting a car cake. >> it was in the shape of a car? >> yes you sure that wasn't your 21st birthday. >> it may have been. just had more candles on it t then. >> um-hmm. >> that's an awesome memory, steve. >> it was. >> i like it when steve shares. steve will no longer call you secret steve. >> i think we -- that's a really cool memory. >> i was didn't we love your picture. mom says aiden in addition to loving cars loves spiderman. >> okay. what else? >> he also gets up each and every morning and while playing with his cars watching fox5 as he gets ready to go to school. >> hopefully he's watching now. hi

i wonder if they're taking cupcakes or something to school today. >> right. >> look at his little car next to him. he really loves cars. >> aiden, happy birthday. to zen us your child's picture go to fox5 dc page and send it on in. great big happy birthday. 50 nouse in washington. look at the cold air out to the west. columbus this morning 28 degrees. 31 in beckly we talk about the light snow they had out in west virginia and snow shoe over overnight. 54 in new york this morning. we'll keep it cool today. only about sick for daytime highs with little bit of cloudiness out there making for beautiful sunrise. that's what we call an up pearl level disturbance much clouds get to the east of us and the very light sprinkles up towards baltimore. we'll get out of here and we'll be looking at partly sunny conditions later this afternoon but we'll keep it cool. our daytime high only about 60. later tonight, it's going to be cold. look at your frost and and freeze advisories i just tweeted out likely our coldest temperatures so far this fall season. and we're likely to see freezing temperatures

by early tomorrow morning. so cover up any plants you don't want to, you know, succumb to the cold temperatures later tonight or bring them indoors. >> okay. >> here's your seven day. we'll warm it up friday and saturday look great. rain by sunday. just in time fort skins/cowboys and trick or treating please knock on my door. >> you have prices? >> do you. >> don't be scared. >> sweets. >> that's never a good sign. >> oh boy. >> so -- also our producer caitlin's birthday. happy birthday caitlin. >> happy birthday, caitlin. ♪ >> she's my ear. >> it's my birthday, too. wish me happy birthday. >> no, she did not. >> typically what you would do. >> she did say wrap. hey, erin. >> good morning. happy birthday caitlin. 8:15 rot now. outer loop dealing with big delays. 41 minute trip from 95 to the spur. we have a crash just past 95 and also dealing with another crash by

as i get out of the way behind the trees you can make out those flashing lights. it had been blocking two right lanes and it looks one right lane still block. always medical emergency by colesville road so several incidents we're dealing with on the top side of the beltway on the outer loop. not loving what we're seeing there. as we forward things along that's not the only big area of concern. 50 issue has been a nightmare all morning. we had overflow of traffic from earlier crash on bw parkway southbound at 410 then crash by 202, 14 by ten, 20 minute trip from the beltway to new york avenue as you cross 295. you can see how slow traffic is you may want to take the beltway to be bw parkway things are much better on that southbound side right now. as we take look at this is 270 local lanes improved bit from an hour delay. it will take you 15 minutes from 109 to the local lane split. 355 backing up as well. red line dealing with residual delays from earlier issue at showed grove. guys. >> erin, thank you very much. 8:16 right now. want to continue witness news this morning in silver

>> a mother out of silver spring facing neglect charges for leaving her children in a confined space last december. now police say sherri marshall forced her 12-year-old son out of their van on the beltway after an argument. that's say she ran out of gas in takoma park a short time later and abandoned her other nine children in the vehicle. when the kids woke up the mom was gone and they walked to the restaurant where the staff fed them and called police. all ten children have been relocated. marshall is due in court next month. well, today is the day for the release of thousands of pages of documents about the 1963 assassination of president john f. kennedy. >> our bob barnard is in the fox5 live center now with more. bob, good morning. >> reporter: hey, allison and steve, good morning to you. yes, 3800 documents is what we're expecting to get from the national archives today. documents that the national archives collected from the fbi and the cism a over the last 25 years and longer. it was an act of congress that

that was ordered, 25 years ago, these would have to be released unless the president said no. president trump has said this is going to be so interesting. he has not blocked them. of course it was 1964 when we had the warren commission report that basically placed the blame directly on this man lee harvey oswald that he acted alone in the assassination of president john f. kennedy on november 22nd, 1963. here they are the kennedys arriving in dallas on that day. now, 54 years ago. here's the website from the national archives. i've been checking. the last release of files was here in july. so nothing yet this morning. we are expecting this document dump today at some point. it's going to be a lot of information and joining to us talk about this to decipher some of this gentleman named ken hughes a presidential research cher at the miller center at the university of virginia. mr. hughes, good morning. >> good morning, bob. >> what is it that you're hoping to learn? as someone who researches presidents and history

there the cia and fbi have tried to keep secret and have successfully all these years, what is it you're looking for that may help paint the picture more complete picture of what happened in dallas 54 years ago? >> well, we know that just little under two months before the assassination lee oswald visited mexico city, and he also visited the cuban and russian embassies at that time seeking a visa to travel do both cuba and russia. and our government had surveillance on those embassies at the time, so we hope to find out what, if anything, the cia learned about oswald back in september and october of 1963, and whether there was anything that should have sounded alarm bells at the time. so i think we're going to get more complete picture of oswald's activities and that's just good for history. >> so maybe he went there because he was

knew our government had it out for fidel castro the communist leader of cuba and so maybe it was kind of speaking to the mindset of lee oswald why he would want to shoot and kill the president because he was mad at our government for planning that take out the communist government, the bay of pigs in 1961, attempted to do that. could it also show that maybe the cia and fbi should have done a better job keeping an eye on this guy, not letting him alone in dallas with a rifle along the motorcade route that day? >> well, we'll see what they knew and when they knew it and i think everybody will come to their own judge about that. but it's really important consideration seeing as important as to keep american citizens in general and the president in particular save. i'm glad you mentioned the possible motive for the assassination, because one of the great things that historians are looking for from this release today is information about kennedy era

operations in particular there are documents related to the cia's attempts to use the maffia to assassinate fidel castro and also a file on the us gove government's involvement in the over throw of south vietnam. that took place in november of 1963. >> reporter: they're speaking to motivations. ken hughes, thank you very much for your time this morning. i appreciate your insights. >> thank you, bob. >> reporter: so, again, guys, the national archives center in college park has the physical documents. they'll be released and you can see the originals if you want to go in person, but it is the website of the national archives and records administration that is releasing these today and again, they released some isn't july. this is where you'll find it online. it has not happened yet and when it does, as when they release some documents in july systems crash because so many people are interested in this. you got to be patient. you can download them. they're p

some time. a lot of new information coming out about the jfk assassination on this day, guys. >> bob, did i hear you correctly you said while it's 3800 documents it could be 5 million pages of documents? 5 million pages of the total sum. >> right. >> of the documents documentation of the kennedy assassination. most of it's already been out. >> here's why i bring that up, bob f somebody tells he they had every word, don't believe them because read rate of one page per minute non-stop it would take five and a half years to read all the pages. >> it will take sometime to read those being released today. the news of what's coming out may take, you know, several hours to several days to learn what significance is coming from the documents that have been secret and asked to be secret for so many years by our government. >> thanks, bob. >> you bet. >> i'm going to need some time off. i'm interested in reading them. >> okay. nine and a half years. in we'll be right back. we'll see in you a decade. ♪ ♪♪

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ring the bell and let's go oh school. (bell rings). >> good morning. >> hi teach. >> mr. chenevey, your teacher noticed did you not attend class yesterday. we did talk to your mother about transferring to you another class and i'm sorry that has not been approved. >> that was my last hope. i feel like i played my final card there. >> we all felt like it was best if you stayed in this class maybe you'd learn a thing or two. >> i wasn't asked. >> allison, you're our star pupil. >> thank you, professor. >> yes. let's get to the weather report card for your day today. we are featuring clouds this morning but we'll get some sunshine this afternoon give that a b. winds out of the north and west at ten to 15. we'll give that a b as well afternoon temperatures it will be a cool one today. only about 60 degrees. take jacket. give that a c. although it's seasonal. hey, it's pizza day in the cafeteria. >> pizza? >> yeah. >> so you know the vegetarian tacos from yesterday thing of the past. pizza day in the cafeteria

overall we give this grade a b. >> if you have pizza for us i will stay in this class. >> you're staying in this class. your transfer wasn't approved. >> you don't have choice. right. >> what about a transfer for new teacher? >> queue my music. >> ♪ that's not an option mr. chenevey. >> and scene. >> hi, erin. >> i heard substitute mike thomas could be taking over next week. >> we're having pizza. i want pizza now. thanks mr. barnes. right now, outer loop crash at new hampshire avenue moved to the shoulder. delays 95 over to today georgia avenue about 30 minute slow down watch out for that one much as we forward things along we are also dealing with delays new crash to 295 southbound it's on the shoulder by east capitol street. please use caution south at that point much jammed up all the way back to 50. metro back to being on time residual delays on the red line. keep it to fox. we're going to be right back. ♪ ♪♪

>> 8:30 on thursday morning. developing overnight prince george's county police say a man scene on this surveillance video is part of an investigation in a sex assault in bowie has been identified season not connected to the crime. the attack happened on monday afternoon a woman was jogging when she says man sexually assaulted her. again he's not involved in the crime. you're look at exclusive video of baby reunited with his family this morning in rockville this is a man held the baby in a car i a

that lasted for about three hours overnight. the man surrendered just before 4:00 a.m. the baby is okay. today the fir fax county school board is due to take its final vote on renaming jeb stuart high school which was currently named after couldn't federal general. the top name choice put forth by the public are simi stuart or stuart raiders or naming the school after supreme court justice thurgood marshall. we understand several board members may put forth an idea tonight of renaming the school justice high. >> 8:31 right now. accusations being hurled across political lines over the revelation that democratic officials in the hillary clinton presidential campaign helped pay for research into then candidate trump's russia connections. research yielded what is known as the trump dossier and inc included claims about the president. catherine herridge has been digging into this and joins us from capitol hill. always good to see you cath catherine. depending on which side you're on. you'll look at this a different way. from w

what have we learn? a lot of this information came out earlier about what the dossier may contain it's just trying to prove what's in there and if it's true or not. >> a couple of key development. one is that this dossier really became the starting point for a discussion about alleged collusion between the trump cal paper and russian officials. and what we know now through a court case here in washington is that the people who paid for that originally research were in fact the dnc and the hillary clinton campaign and the question is when the fbi came into possession of this dossier last year did they understand the underlying sources who was paying for it and were they able to verify any of this information before they used it to begin a russia probe and then get surveillance warrants for some members of the trump campaign team. >> a couple of question. one, democrats will argue right back to that and say, look, this is theam

actually retained boy the gop first during the, you know, during the primary election and then just picked up by the democrats once apparently the primary was over and donald trump was the running for president. >> well, i'm glad you raised that, because the -- the conventional explanation that there was a republican operative who got this research going during the 2016 campaign or maybe even in late 2015. but i went back and looked at the original reporting on that, and it's all based on anonymous sources. so at this point, i'm not even confident that it began with a republican. what we know for sure is that the democrats and the hillary clinton campaign funded it, and that is an issue that congress and even the special council will have to get to the bottom of whom got the ball rolling in the first place and in the case of this firm fusion gps, this is a firm that does a lot of business with the russians, and was doing business with the

russians at the time that this dossier was put together. so were they paying to get information from russian sources? okay. so there are lot of potential conflicts here, and i'm not at all confident at this point at least i've seen -- not seen any end pent information it started with the republican. >> so let me ask you this then catherine. the bottom line and used covered intelligence here in d.c. for many years. you can get into the weeds so much on what conflict there was based on whom it was and where this traces back to as far as whether you're dealing with russian operatives when you shouldn't be but if information is proven to be correct that comes from this, if it is proven to be true does it matter really where that information came from or who got the ball rolling? >> well no one has been able to say that they've confirmed elements of the dossier the senate intelligence committee leadership so bipartisan leadership held news conference here in washington just a couple of week ago on capitol and they said they hadn't been able to determine the credibility of this

if information in the file is found to be true, maybe the sourcing doesn't really matter but i think the big picture here we're seeing that the russians saw to interfere in our elections on many, many different levels. not only through facebook, not only the threat -- theft pardon me of the clinton e-mails but even possibly through this dossier, because of the information that was fed to that british spy. >> it's troubling. not what the inner loop people want to believe when it comes to getting british official involved with russian officials to focus on digging up dirt to say it nutshell on anybody in the election. let me ask you this. a final question, though. >> sure. >> now that this element of this is out, bob mueller has his hands full going in so many different directions. how much more does this add to his pileing to through and sift through right now? >> well, the former fbi director robert mueller really comes at the russia case from counter intelligence perspective. so sort of from

perspective. we know from media reports that he's already interviewed this british spy christopher steel who put all the intelligence together and i can absolutely bet that robert mueller was able to find out who the underlying sources were, were they russian sources, were they paid for this information, how reliable was the information that they provided, and i just draw your the a tension to the fact that there's a british court case going on and we've learned lot about the dossier through that court case and christopher steel says under oath in that case that when he put this information together, it was not verified information. there were allegations that needed to have sort of secondary research and reporting on, and he never had any intent of this information becoming public as it did through buzz feed. you can bet the special counsel having had a chance to speak with christopher steel was able to get lot of answers to the good questions that you're asking right now. >> absolutely. and our nextue

course when we find out and we're all waiting. catherine for those of us who lived in d.c. we say we love a good spy story. maybe not this much when it comes to our national leadership. whoo, we got it going on right now. >> for sure. thanks for having me. >> thanks, catherine. always great to talk to you. it's 8:37. let's check in with tucker. >> cloud cover and cool temps. 50 now in washington. 20s. column 28 degrees. 32 in pittsburgh. daytime highs only about 60. take jacket. we'll get the cloud cover out of here at least partially out of here. partly sunny afternoon. dry day for you today but daytime highs only about 60 and frost and freeze advisories tonight. i'll show that you map coming up in just a couple of minutes. there's your forecast for this afternoon. daytime cooler only about 60 degrees. allison and steve, back to you. >> tuck, thank you very much. still ahead ready for his close up. >> a smiling shelter dog becomes an internet sensation. look at that face. now there's a long list of people who want to adopt him. ♪

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ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad. narrator: they call him enron ed. because washington, dc lobbyist ed gillespie represented the worst of the worst. lenders trying to keep student loan rates high. corporations sending jobs overseas. and of course the enron scandal. now, enron ed is lobbying for donald trump's agenda. like cuts to virginia school funding, and taking away healthcare from thousands of virginians. enron ed gillespie. he's not lobbying for you. >> 8:40 on a thursday morning. we keep trying to make something happen with those leaves. >> like the light brush. not like the big thick heavy paint the walls brush. >> yeah. all right. well, look, for one, i for one enjoy our mild transition to fall. i liked that late humidity. so i can explain when it trees aren't bright

normally. >> take little drive this weekend an hour or so away. you'll see great leaves. >> can we get to this story. >> i love it. >> tenning right now, check out this happy dog. cheech going viral all because of his smile. that dog will soon be put up for adoption. cheech is at new animal shelter in texas. the shelter hasn't even opened yet but since cheech's picture was posted on facebook the image has been shared more than 5,000 times. i suspect even more now. look at this other smile. >> okay. little less teeth. little less teeth on the smile. >> don't scare people. still a good boy. >> they're just like smile, less teeth. >> how is this one? workers say they have received messages from all across the nation. folks are interested in taking this happy puppy home. >> now smile. let's see you smile. >> who can do -- have you ever seen a pup do this smile even? >> cheesing. >> he's cheesing it up. >> all right. >> let's check in find what's coming up on good day. good morning, guys.

good day all over breaking stories including the secret jff assassination documents set to be released any moment. we're monitoring this one from the fox5 newsroom. >> also at 9a pack your patience. get this. new security regulations for the holiday could you arriving three hours, three hours before your flights. >> plus, the fight over the future of the purple line. we're all over this one life with martin our metro guy. >> all right. do you know what timeouts. >> i know what time it is, wis. >> it's time to put up the good day guest list. >> all right. here we go. double the is it a power at 10a kevin sits down with super stars matt damon and julianne moore. plus, live in the loft, real housewives of potomac star monique samuels is here to talk about how to keep that spark alive when you're married. guess yes she has special guest with her. >> as the redskins turn sounds like a soap opera store line out at redskins park revealing article out this week details dysfunction 20 the redskin

organization. this is some crazy stuff. but we've heard this story before. we're talking about it with the author and what he uncovered about the burgundy and gold. >> from serena williams to baby face, we're going to have the red hot items live with us in lot of that are now up for auction and of course it all benefits a good cause. >> all right. and round two of our fearless winter weather predictions with tucker barnes and mike thomas. what show could possibly give you all of this? oh, how about the number one good day d.c. ♪ >> round two coming up. i predict wint gives us a tko this year. >> one thing is for sure. winter is coming. >> thank you, john. >> 8:43. you got a charity laugh out of kevin. >> hi, kev. >> he's here with entertainment. >> i can always count on cool kevin mccarthy. >> lady gaga and former vice-president joe biden are joining forces for an import

could the weinstein name be removed from current and past films. i have news for house of cards fans out there. all that and more coming up next right here on fox5 news morning. ♪ ♪♪

♪ this is like a double dose of the stones for tucker this morning. >> my favorite songs, too. >> i know, right. it's like -- it's like your birthday or something. >> loving it. >> i'm liking the conditions out there. look at that. clouds in the for ground and then sun

very nice. >> that song is monkey man. >> um-hmm. >> off led it bleed. >> there it is. >> there it is. >> i'm sorry, steve, i got distracted what am i talking about. >> you're talking about -- >> you're still walking. you could do a little strut. >> right in you i'm putting on full show. >> yes, he is. >> he is putting on show. just like mick. >> just like -- yes. mick. >> then you stomped. why? >> take the music off i'll be -- i won't be able to concentrate. clearly i have issues about that. all right. here we go. 50 now in washington. cool temp off to the north and west. 47 dulles. 43 in win chest. cooler air is here to stay. so it's going to be i don't want to call it chilly afternoon but seasonal afternoon with highs only about 60 degrees add 10 degrees to these numbers but it's going to be one our coolest afternoons then very cold night tonight with overnight lows back near freezing in you're north and west. little bit of a cloud deck out there early. sprinkle or two

this isn't going to amount to anything we'll get this east of us. upper level disturbance come through. get the clouds east of us. you can see out towards winchester and west virginia and western maryland getting clear skies. we'll start to see that sneak in here later and we'll be partly sunny this afternoon we'll keep this cool weather pattern intact for couple of days our flow will be out of the north and west. winds are out of the north and we have at 10 miles an hour. up towards boston heavy rain that front hanging up there an area of low pressure. heavy rain in western massachusetts, parts of connecticut and rhode island several inches of rain up there. for us, this is fast forward to later tonight and early tomorrow morning. freeze warning along 81. frost advisory so this will be our coldest morning yet tomorrow morning. i think we'll have widespread 30s in that area shaded in pink or purple, and then you guys will be real close to freezing by tomorrow morning out along 81. so keep that in mine. this is of course giving you the heads up about the growing season coming to an end once we get the hard freezes. seven day, 61 today. 67 tomorrow. near 70 saturday

the skins cowboys, the good news when we get the sunshine back in the forecast and it should be really a nice afternoon on tuesday for halloween for all our trick or treaters looks like sunshine and temperatures about 60. guys. back to you. >> tuck, thanks very much. 8:49 right now. apparently day dreaming at work is a good thing. so says a new study. researchers found that people whose minds tend to wander scored higher on creativity and problem solving tests. they also report people who day dream have more couldn't anything tiff have the in the default parts of their brain where they're resting. >> their mind are work morgue efficiently because it's leaving excess capacity for day dreams. sorry, i zoned out for second. >> me too. my turn watch would objection be without a national pumpkin day? christie cream is celebrating with its pumpkin spice glazed doughnut. we'll have to just, upping, imagine that we're tasting one right

the doughnut chain brought back the pumpkin spice flavored treat for just one more day. the glaze doughnut has hint of cinnamon, make mowing hungry, cinnamon and of course pumpkin spice. national pumpkin day mark the unofficial beginning of the harvest season. >> kevin and i are daughtrying about doughnuts right now. >> pumpkins and doughnuts. >> i'm over pumpkin spice. >> what? >> i don't know why. >> who are you? >> i feel like -- >> i was never in. >> i feel like i've gotten past pumpkin spice. >> it's only october 26th. >> i think he means in general. >> i liked it at first. >> how about ginger? >> ready for ginger season? >> i'm an oreo guy. >> they have pumpkin oreos. >> oreo doughnuts are the best with oreo toppings, the crumbles on top. >> those are good. >> they're mazing. >> i'm not a big pumpkin spice. >> thank you steven. >> i don't know who they are any more. first off by the way allison i have officially finish season two of stranger things. >> you have yes. >> i'll have my review tomorrow morning at 6:47. comsat tonight at midnight. >>

tonight the ad in night. awesome. >> lady gaga and vice-president joe biden are joining forces about in brand new psa about sexual assault. take look. >> we want to make it real clear. it's on us, it's on everyone to intervene and stop abuse when they see it and hear about it to intervene. it's no man has right to raise a hand to a woman for any reason other than self-defense ever period. >> and that's not to leave out the men as well. >> that's true. >> i am a sexual assault survivor. and i know the effects. the aftermath. the trauma, psychological, physical, mental. it can be terrifying. waking up every day feeling unsafe in your own body. >> all right. that's the part of the the message they put out on social media if you want to see the full video you can go to twitter.com/lady gaga. i believe joe biden also retweeted the video as well it's a minute long. it's also all over their instagram it's for a particular

so if you want to read more about it go there social media pages. >> speaking of. >> latest on marvy weinstein story transitioning here. this is pretty interesting. according to the hollywood reporter weinstein's name logo could be removed from three films this year. it's already been removed from win river the other two films are leap as well as tulip fever. the article in the hollywood reporter states "weinstein's executive producing credit has been removed from his summer's wip river and removed from leap and tulip fever insiders are saying continuing the article it says new masters are being created for the whole marketplace which reflect changes and it also says quote insiders say the twc logo could be rei pedestrian from numerous past films as well. so i'm interested in this. i think it's interesting going forward. these particular films that have already come out. that logo popping up on screens obviously very hard to see. i was talking to matt damon about this other day when i was interviewing him for suburb con

i'ming goodwill hunning. i seen weinstein's name. it's a bit jarring. >> knowing what you know now it's difficult. >> i'm curious if it will ch change. i don't know how far back. the weinstein company wasn't on those earlier films but his name harvey weinstein still there. so i'm interested to see how that plays out. within river was a very successful film. i loved it. >> yesterday we were talking with tmz and the whole company might go under. >> oh yeah. >> they can release any more movies. docket that. i covered the red carpet for the new nat geo show the long road home eight part minute see series about the ambush that took place april 4th, 2004. cold black sunday the name of the ambush that occurred. but one of the cast members we had my interviews last hour witness whole cast of this new show one of the cast members michael kelly who you probably know from house of cards. he plays doug stamper on the show. and there's been lot of speculation what's happening with season six i had him clear up some of the speculation. watch

you're shooting house of cards six season right in baltimore. where are you in the show? have you shot anything jet? what can you tell me about house house of cards season six. >> not much as usual. but i can say that we have started season six. i shot my first day yesterday. my second day will be tomorrow. i just came quickly for this. but i can tell you that i've read the first four scripts and they are -- i'm blown away like it's so good page turning, harkens back to seasons one and two where you're just like oh, my god, these people are awful. [ laughter ] >> that's michael kelly obviously from the new show long road home talking about his role on house of cards as dug sta stamper. >> they're filming. >> they're filming is baltimore. i hope he doesn't have a shovel. if you watch the last season you know what i'm talking about much it's pretty disturbly. >> it's at 54:00. we'll take a short break. back with weather and traffic before good day coming up next. ♪

ralph northam: i'm ralph northam and as a doctor, nobody ever asked if i'm a democrat or republican. they just want my help. so if donald trump is helping virginia i'll work with him. but donald trump proposed cutting virginia's school funding, rolling back our clean air and water protections, and taking away health care from thousands of virginians. as a candidate for governor, i sponsored this ad because i've stood up to donald trump on all of it. ed gillespie refuses to stand up to him at all. ♪ >> very special fan of the day today. today the honor goes to erika la ray. erika might be already be at school. hopefully she sees this. she saw it earlier f mom is still watching she and erika watch fox5 every morning before school. now, erika

years old yesterday. so happy be lated birthday. >> um-hmm. here are a few of erika's favorite things. she loves baby alive dolls and loves those skins and most importantly her mother says that she loves making good grades just like her older brother. >> awws. >> you know who else has birthday today? >> who is that. >> our annie yu! >> yay! >> happy birthday. >> happy birthday! >> that's such a beautiful ph photo. >> she's such beautiful person inside and out. we just love her so much. >> aww. >> happy happy birthday. >> looks like she has halo because the way the photo is and lighting. >> you talk about somebody like working hard. when i first met annie she was on the assignment desk. she had been an intern before that. and just stayed and like -- she made the dream happen. >> grinded it out and here she is now. >> we love you. >> great stuff. happy birthday. >> all right. final check on weather and traffic. how does it look. >> traffic still backed um. we have 295 delays earlier crash

outer loop delays heavy by new hampshire avenue and college park. no surprise there. i feel it's always heavy there no matter what time of day. >> tucker, tell us good news. >> 60 this afternoon. we're cloudy at this moment but we'll turn parly sunny this afternoon. it will be dry. next couple of days stay dry. near 70 saturday. rain for the skins game and sunny, bright and beautiful for halloween on tuesday. >> if you follow skins drama in the locker room, watch good day today. we'll break down i think it's allegations when it comes to uncomfortableness much that's coming up on good day. we'll see in you a few. >> all right. >> ♪

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♪ straight ahead, breaking news. new security regulations take effect at airports worldwide. what it could mean for your next flight into the united states. plus, more breaking news. national archives set to release thousands of pages of documents that could shed brand new light on the jfk assassination. we will have a live report. a battle brewing between dc and maryland over the purple line. the transit authority is set to vote on plan today that could pave the way for the new regional rail line, but the fight could be just beginning. a new espn article explains why kirk cousins and the skins have such an uneasy marriage and why it may be at a breaking point. this